Northside High School - North Star Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Nlr. Donald Slauter Mr. Jack Donati Mr. Hurley Goodall

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Thelma Lyon fax Maxine Haus tudents to Explore Sarah Humphrey Carol Dickerson A new dimension inthe dispensary is found in the hosiery machine, a much needed first aid kit for the female Titans. Cleo Haney Opportunities for students and teachers were opened up by the administrators as new programs involving the use of the other Mun- cie schools' facilities were explored. New programs were designed and en- couraged, as a one-ness was found in teacher-student relations. Expansion 53

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49. ss ' 3 7 l ' A' i 5 4' 67 . A 'A' 1 4 . c . A ' , ,ii - Av 1 if iii i 9 7 fi f .S . iif .Q f A 'i f QQ! EW Mrs. Jody Murray Mr. Richard Marshall Mr. O. Wesley Wray Administrators Explore Weather Dimensions Deciding when to open and close school is usually done one year prior, but the '77 year added a different dimension to the already planned school calendars. With the ice, snow, and sub-zero temperature readings, Superinten- dent Donald Slauter was forced to close all Muncie Community Schools January 10, which proved to be only the beginning of the lost school days. Schools were closed until January 24. The fuel shortage also took its effect as Central, Wilson, and Mrs. Wilimienne Hofherr, director of public relations for the Muncie Community Schools, offers refreshments to Mr. Tom Crowe and Mrs. Mary Etta Sutton during the faculty Christmas tea. McKinley were forced to remain closed while the other schools open- ed. A plan was arrived upon for the sharing of school buildings with Northside, Southside and Storer, which meant an odd-even day scheduling for students and teachers of the six schools. On February 7, Northside, Southside, and Storer returned to their usual schedules, as Central, Wilson and McKinley were permitted to return to the school buildings on shortened schedules. Expansion 55